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I have a 89 targa 82k miles receipts back to 1997. I’m getting it ready to sell I want to know a fair price to list it for. I’m thinking $75-80k or am I crazy.
I have a 89 targa 82k miles receipts back to 1997. I’m getting it ready to sell I want to know a fair price to list it for. I’m thinking $75-80k or am I crazy.
Two different questions...
Gorgeous vehicle.
Check out the Bring a Trailer and PCARmarket web auction sites.
That price range looks appropriate. LOTS depends upon condition, maintenance history and defects / blemishes.
THE BEST way to sell stuff online is to show any / all defects in photographs and to also call out everything in text. Then everyone is on the same page.
@wingless I have been watching BAT and Pcarmarket on BAT I have seen a couple over $100k my car is very nice 100% original paint new Michelin N3 tires fully serviced with cool options. Hopefully I can sell it to someone on Rennlist.
There has a been a noticeable reset in market pricing, but I think that car could bring a sale price in the low $70's with a really great BaT presentation, excellent pics, and big stack of service records. Be prepared to have a recent condition report ready, paint meter readings, and compression/leakdown figures for potential buyers. I'm seeing a fair number of recent auctions not hitting reserve, though they've been bid to what was a reasonable fair-market price today. Lots of sellers who still think it's early 2022, but the game has changed. Even with a reset, the car is worth a lot more than it was in 2019, so just be smart about it if you want to sell the car. It's much more likely to drop $20k in the next 12-24 months than gain $10k, IMO.
08-12-2023, 06:06 PM
1989 Targa value
